Size 10 Hearing Aid Battery User Guide
Anaton’s invisible Completely-in-Canal (CIC) and Invisible-in-Canal (IIC) hearing aids are true engineering achievements, designed for users who value discretion and aesthetics. These miniature devices are powered by size 10 hearing aid batteries, identified by their yellow color code. Small in size, yet essential in function.
What You Should Know About Size 10 Batteries
- As the smallest battery size, replacing them may require a bit of manual dexterity
- Color Code: Yellow
- Typical Use: Mainly used in CIC and mini in-the-ear hearing aids
- Voltage: Standard 1.45 V
Tips for Maximum Performance
Size 10 batteries are produced using mercury-free technology and are activated by air. To ensure optimal performance, please follow these steps:
Remove the Tab
After removing the yellow sticker on the battery, wait at least 2 minutes before inserting it into your hearing aid. This allows the battery’s internal chemistry to fully react with air and reach its maximum voltage.
Insert Gently
Never force the battery door closed. If the battery does not sit properly, check the polarity (+ / –)—it may be inserted incorrectly.
Pay Attention to Warning Signals
Due to their compact size, size 10 batteries may need to be replaced more frequently than larger battery types. Your Anaton hearing aid will alert you with beep signals before the battery is fully depleted.
Safety Warning
Because of their very small size, size 10 batteries pose the highest swallowing risk for children and pets. Please store both new and used batteries in a safe, secure location at all times.
